Dancehall's agent, Assassin aka Agent Sasco, is reassuring the Sumfest audience of his plans to provide a special set when they come out to see him on July 25. "I always give 100 per cent on any stage, and Sumfest is certainly no different. Being one of the premier events, I always try to represent myself, my craft, and my industry well," said Agent Sasco.
Over the years, Assassin has built his reputation as easily one of the best and most consistent deejays to have emerged on the dancehall scene with his collection of impressive hits such as Gully Sit'n, Girls Gone Wild, and Idiot Ting Dat.
A recurring act on Dancehall night, Assassin will be making his fifth performance at the reggae festival and patrons must expect his signature relaxed but highly skilled delivery.
Assassin, who is known for his mighty performances, was dubbed one of the best acts after his set at the 2011 staging of the show. With a catalogue spanning many years and a loyal and supportive fan base, there is no doubt that the artiste will deliver and 'run the place' on Dancehall Night 2013.
Assassin is currently booming on local radio stations with his recently released hit single Shell. The song is featured on JA Productions 'Afterlife' rhythm. Other recent releases include Tell Unnuh; How Yuh Mean, featuring Ankle Socks (Twin of Twins character); and Material Girl.
According to the deejay, "These are the summer hits you need to listen out for."
Reggae Sumfest kicks off with the beach party on July 21 and moves into Dancehall Night, July 25 and International Nights 1 and 2, July 26-27.
The 2013 Sumfest line-up includes a host of other must-see local artistes along with international headliners Miguel and Flo Rida.
Sumfest is sponsored by Digicel, Iberostar Hotels & Resorts, Secrets Resorts, Red Stripe, Pepsi and the Jamaica Tourist Board, Courts, Grand Palladium, Half Moon, Holiday Inn, The Gleaner Company Ltd. and Round Hill Hotel.
Tickets are available online at touchtix.net. Further information is available at www.facebook.com/reggaesumfest and http://www.reggaesumfest.com/
source jamaicagleaner.com
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